PAUK POCK
GRESHAM OfTLOOK,
FRIDAY.
OCTOBER
21,
1927
eral weeks past, was tak en to Good of th is week. H ow ard C halker, a
D. Nf Roberts and son K enneth
V_*» ..
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S am aritan hospital yesterday for a form er resid en t of th is place, will are spending a few days in so u th ­
ern Oregon near Riddle hunting
thorough exam ination.
be rem em bered by m any friends. deer.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. R oberts
The
couple
had
been
m
arried
but
retu rn ed last F riday from Bend
W ord has been received from
w here they visited a cousin S. E.
Oakland, C alifornia, of th e death of little over a year.
The reg u la r m eeting of th e A m er­ Roberts and also hunted deer in the
J. T. H orr, who has been con­ Mrs. H ow ard C halker, which oc­
vicinity.
fined to his room by illness for sev­ curred in th a t city on W ednesday ican Legion and th e A uxiliary will
Miss Thelm a K oppang is here
be held at the g ran g e hall Tuesday
from Chicago. Illinois, to m ake her
evening, October 25. P otluck su p ­ home w ith her sister Mrs. M. O.
p er will be served a t 7 o’clock.
Duffy on Cleveland avenue.
Seedless Raisins
SA R D IN E S
Mrs. H. S. A lexander is in
Miss Evelyn F elton spent the
M
arket
Day
Special
Large
oval tins
week end with frien d s in P o rtlan d . W ichita, K ansas, w here she is v isit­
ing w ith her son Roger and family.
4-lb.package
M
ustard,
Tomato,
T he G resham grad e school foot­ She w ent by way of C alifornia and
Spiced, 2 cans
ball team Is achieving victory th ese Colorado, visiting w ith relativ es in
days on the grid. F rid a y the team both states. She plans to rem ain
w ent to G ladstone w here it d efeat­ east indefinitely.
CH EESE
As a resu lt of th e rec en t drive
ed th a t bunch of players 36 to 0.
Brookfield
loaf, w*»ghs
BULK COCOA
for canned goods in behalf of the
T he G resham boys are a t E stacad a M ississippi flood sufferers
five
about
5
pounds,
whole
High
percentage of oil
today.
cases, or 126 cans in all, of fru it
or half. Lb.
3 pounds
In a recen t le tte r from Mrs. Delle and vegetables w ere se n t from
D. Sm ith she sta te s she and her G resham th ro u g h th e efforts of the
local u n it of the A m erican Legion
RIB ROASTS, choice A O „
SIRLOIN STEAKS
OA
husband and Bonnie Belle a re lo­ au xiliary. Of the am ount sent, two
iiriin, rosata, Ib
I OU
p o u n d ...........................f a v t
cated a t Spokane, W ashington, for cases w ere co n trib u ted by the B er- '
Pure Maple Sugar
Gold Bar
the w inter, w here th e sm all d au g h ­ ry G row ers P acking com pany, a
LARD, No. 10 pails, #1.17,
Make
your
own
syrup
case
of
prunes
and
an
o
th
er
of
PEACH
ES
te r has entered school. Mr. Sm ith pears.
POKK ROASTS, choice leg of
No. 5 pails 73c, 3 pounds Me,
and candies
Best
peaches
in
heavy
2 pounds S&c
OA
pork roo 1
9 , ,,
has ch arg e of a m ine at Orient,
Mrs. George T acheron. Mrs. Alice
poond ......................... f a l l
pound .........................£ U U
1-pound
package
n ear the C anadian line.
syrup.
Melba
halves
V uilleum ier, Mrs. O. W. Boring and
P at W hite, Jo h n R oberts and Mrs. G. H. Bickford, the two la tte r
or Sliced Clings
Cleo Blevens of P o rtlan d w ere out from Boring, w ere the luncheon
No. 2% can
W ednesday evening and had din guests W ednesday of Dr. and Mrs.
H. H. Ott.
Mayflower
Syrup
ner w ith Mr. W hite's bro th er, M. L.
George A lexander of P o rtlan d , I
Maple sap, and sugar
W hite, p ro p rieto r of the W hite Way. g eneral m an ag er and su p erv iso r of
syrup
the 20th C entury system of grocery
The
Oregon
S
m
ith-H
ughes
te
ac
h
­
P IN E A PP L E
MAXWELL HOUSE
4O „
BANANAS, choice,
O X /»
ers, w ith whom is num bered E d­ stores, w as o ut a few hours y e ste r­
CO FFEE, lb. t in B ...4 « / U
Qts.
60<‘,
%
gal.
$1.15
dozen ...........................
Solar Broken Slices
w ard B. S tarkey, ag ric u ltu ra l in ­ day insp ectin g the local b ranch and
Gallon
$2.25
3 pound«.............. $ 1 . 4 5
giving suggestions of a g eneral
No. 2% can
stru
c
to
r
of
G
resham
high
school
WALNUTS, new crop, Ofix»
a re p lanning a p ractice judging trip ch a racter. The 20th C entury chain |
very choice, pound 2ac)U
of
gro
ceries
now
includes
about
95
for October 27 and will be w orking
TOBACCO
2 f o r .............................4 5 C
p a rt of the lim e in th e vicinity of sto res w hich a re located in the
Standard of quality
Geo.
Washington
G resham . T his is a united effort sta te s of Oregon and W ashington.
ORANGES, e x tra sw eet and
CORN
to stren g th en th e Oregon team s for The local 20th C entury is m aking
for 40 years.
juicy, dozen 30c
Tobacco
COOKIES, mixed
Great
Northern,
the g rea t contest of th ree sta te s a t p rep aratio n for its an n u a l fall
2 dozen .....................<. ’>»)(.
15c 3-oz. packages
pound
.......................^ v U
the P o rtlan d In tern aio n al Live canned goods sale and th e in te rio r
1-
lb.
can...........
Golden,
3 cans
stock exposition on S atu rd ay , Oc­ of th e sto re is being re-arran g ed
2 for
for th is purpose.
tober 29.
As a n added fe a tu re fo r S a tu rd a y o n ly w e a re
2- lb. can
Jam es Bushong has been on the
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Donley and
h o ld in g a sa le on all k in d s of p a c k ag e a n d bulk soda
(laughter Betty Je an w ent to P o rt­ sick list for several days. He is
c ra c k e rs a n d Pacific C o ast B iscu it Co.’s cookies an d
MILK
land Monday evening w here they obliged to be absent from his class­
cakes.
TOBACCO
attended the wedding of Mr. Don­ es a t high school.
Carnation,
Bordens
The Rev. and Mrs. D. B. W eintz,
ley’s niece, Miss Madge Donley, w-ho
Prince Albert
GIVE US A TRIAL
Alpine
Mrs.
B.
A
V
.
Em
ery,
Mrs.
C.
D.
was m arried to Lloyd Brown a t th e
16-oz. tins
Piedm ont P re sb y teria n church. A Cathey and Miss E dith Howell
1 dozen cans
W ednesday to
P o rtlan d
reception was given at th e hom e of drove
$ 1 .1 8
the bride follow ing the cerem ony. w here they attended th e an n u al box
“Seal of Oregon”
She is a g rad u a te of th e n u rses' packing for m issionaries of Ja p an
tra in in g course of K m anuet hos­ and India held at the F irs t F ree
P h o n e 1151
S to re No. 3
FR U IT JARS
We D eliver
v A hard wheat flour by v
M ethodist church.
pital.
FR U IT JARS
Economys, complete
G eorge Simonson of S eattle, a
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. A nicker are
the
Crown
Mills
.Rail Special
building a new 8-room fram e house nephew of ‘E. G ilberson, is at th e
Pints, dozen
$1.05
L arge m outh w ith zinc lids
49-lb. sack
*
on th e ir land on G resham butte. Jilberson home for th e w inter. He
Quarts, doz.... $1.25
The stru c tu re , w hich w ill be of th e has earo lled us a stu d en t a t G resh ­
Pints, dozen ... $1.05
bungalow type, w ill be plastered am Union high school.
%-gallon, doz. $1.49
Quarts, doz........$1.25
Sunday g u ests at th e home of Mr.
and will have d orm er windows.
-
o u i nun—
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package
Here u v o u in u m e y
Full con crete basem ent, a fireplace nd Mrs. George H ayden w ere Mrs.
m il vcliat I
v o t i um ke e anotl
a n o t lie r
tnd fu rn ace will be some of th e d e­ layden's p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. G.
D on’t w a r y if
thought I wanted «eleet un i >
sirab
le featu res of th e new b u ild ­ NV. A llder, her siste r Miss Iva All- .
/
y o u b u y some
ing. Tlic house w ill be located on der of P o rtlan d and a friend Mr. j
one of the finest and siglitliest lo­ Kitchen, Mr, and Mrs. O. A. Staf- |
article you can­
catio n s to be found anyw here. Mr. ford and two children and Mr. and i
not use. Bring
A nicker is doing th e w ork and ex­ Mrs. J. E. G askill and tw o children.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bliss visited ■
it b a ck on your
pects to have the new building u n ­
Store Dept.
Feed Dept.
over the week end w ith a niece, !
der
roof
th
is
week.
Quality and Service
n ext v is it . No
Mrs.
H
enry
W
aldner,
and
fam
ily
a
t
-
Phone 1451
Phone 1281
M. D. K ern was g reetin g G resh ­
am frien d s today. Mr. K ern re ­ Silverton.
The
L
adies
Aid
of
th
e
M
ethodist
j
tu rn ed th is week from Tw in F alls, ch u rch will m eet on W ednesday af- j
or require« —
Idaho, w here he sp e n t the p ast two
m onths w ith his son-in-law and ternoon, October 26, a t th e home of ■
farm , but w as taken sick and had
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. H ol­ Mrs. H. H. Ott on Main street. A late a ssista n t at th e Bailey b arb er
ROCKWOOD
He arriv ed recen tly from
to retu rn .
lenbeck. He rep o rts im m ense crops pleasing program is being a r- : shop.
of w heat, apples, alfalfa, honey and ranged and a good atten d an ce is M ilwaukee, W isconsin, to m ake his
home in the w est. Mr. V anderm oss
S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
E lv a E ck ert is back a t school
oth er products, w ith good prices, desired.
"C hurch N ight” a t th e Methodist is w ith his sister, Mrs. M arie A. again a fte r a w eek's absence due to m /^^TIO N of G resham Lodge No.
lie is m aking his hom e in P o rtlan d
church la st night was w ell attended Lau, who is th e p opular m anager an infected foot. She was playing
at 1380 E ast Lincoln street.
152 A. F. & A. M. in Masonic
and very in terestin g . About 70 | of the beauty shop in connection in a new building when she stepped
persons joined in the pot luck sup- ! w ith th e Bailey b arb e r shop,
on a nail w hich caused the poison­ hall, T uesday evening. O ctober 25.
1927, 8 p. m. M. M. D egree to be
per early in the evening, and nearly
,,
...
ing.
as m any took p a rt la ter in the , MrJ , an ‘‘ i r s '
, ,E ' IIPe«le and
conferred.
H erb ert Dunlop is a t home again
group studies and th e devotional ,au g h ‘"
M,*s Addle P u llen re
A. AV. METZGER. AV. M.
afte r spending th e sum m er a t Nes­
service. The p asto r led the class tu rn ed T uesday from a vacation kowin w here he w as em ployed by AV. L. CORSAGE, Sec y.
trip
of
eight
days.
Mrs.
Beegle
and
OLD I»1 T( 11 CLEANSER
PABST AI VI T and
in Bible study, W. J. Cooper th a t in
the g en eral m ercan tile store. He
(lim it 6)
r _
HOP S I HI I*
teach er train in g , and Lyle Mason d au g h ter rem ained w ith Mrs. A. G. is now w orking for the Skaggs
B attery Service.
C a n .............................
the m ission study. Miss Mabel P ullen a t T he D alles w hile Mr. chain sto res in P o rtlan d
A
g
u
aran
teed b attery for $3 or It
Beegle
and
Mr.
P
u
llen
drove
to
W inters led ju n io r age boys and
MRS. STEW ART’S
The "tea " to be given at th e com- and
old one’ c h a r S‘ng, 50...
INSTANT POSTI M, a
g irls in pag ean try , and Mrs. J. R. U kiah w here they enjoyed a very
BEI im ;
u on
_ ...
m unity ch -----
u rch
AA'ednesday _ eve­ Pow ell A alley a t 52d stree t. Phone
H o rr conducted a sto ry h o u r for successful w eek at hunting,
h ealthful food drink
8 ounce .......................
ning, October 26, will tak e a little TAbor 0284 a fte r 7 p. m.—Adv.
the
sm
all
children.
Mrs.
AValter
M
etzger.
Mr.
and
WRIGHT’S SILVER
Tite north half of th e show room Mrs. J. H. M etzger, Mr. and Mrs. different form th an those given to
(REA M P O IIS II
Repair Driveways.
VAN CAMP’S BEANS, in
of the Brockway & Nelson sales Dan M etzger a re p lanning to spend date. T h ere w ill be a m otion pic­
Now is th e tim e to re p a ir your
tom ato sauce.
tu re program ' including a sh o rt
and
service
lias
been
converted
into
th
e
week
end
at
Seaside.
Mr.
and
drivew ays w ith cru sh ed rock or
UI I IA 1.0 VI A ll I l l s
med. size cans. 3 for
an autum n woodland scene, w here .Airs. Dan Metzger, who have been dram a, a comedy and some m usical
6-box c a r to n ..............
a carp etin g of real m oss and a extensively en tertain ed d u rin g tlieir num bers, a fte r w hich refre sh m e n ts !road Kravel- See W alrad & AVright,
PIGGLY WIGGIA TWIN
settin g of gaily-colored foliage form stay in G resham , will leave for will be served and a social hour G resham , phone 1631. Adv
f --
BREAM, w hite and whole
BELI TINI I PREI A BEH
a pleasing background for th e su ­ th e ir hom e in Lodi. C alifornia, next enjoyed.
w heat, wax w rapped
SPAGHETTI.
perb new four De Luxe Dodge T hursday,
Dr. A. S. H isey w as a visito r a t I
2-lb. lo av es............
2 p k g s...................
th e M ethodist parso n ag e T hursday.
Has secured the services! B rothers sedan, one of the show
ea rs of th e G resham agency. The
Services
th e com m unity ch u rch
A V ITON VI BISI I I I PREVI-
Lovely
Gift
H
andkerchiefs.
of Mr. Lucky, formerly effect is especially b eautiful at
GOOOV GOOBV
will be usual on Sunday, Sabbath
Il M SOMAS, freshly
night w hen a flood light th ro w s a
I w ill again offer lovely h a n d k e r­ . ( hoc! at 10 a. m. and m orning se r­
SEGAR P I AS. c a n .
the foreman in a large Sa­ mellow rad ian ce over the en tire chiefs
huked, 2-lb. b o x . .. .
of various m ateria ls for vices at 11. The Rev. J. F. Dunlop
H o n e st W o rk m a n sh ip af
scene.
C h ristm as gifts. Mrs. P e a rl Mack, will preach on th e subject, “Blaz­
BEI VI VIZ PANCA
lem.
Oregon,
garage.
Mr.
R ig h t Prices
SW ANSDOW N ( A R E E l.01 It
Bob V anderm oss of Boring is a G resham , phone 96x.—Adv.
tf ing th e T rail". In the evening “The
G B l.BE A ( OBN, 2 -
never falls
Luckv
is
an
T
hird
Com
m
andm
ent"
w
ill
be
the
Som ething new In Golden
ummmmu/mm.
Package
L et m e ta lk w ith you co n ­
subject. Services w ill convene at
corn
7:30 p. m.
c e rn in g th a t ta n k .
I’IGGI.A WIGGIA (BEVVI.
ItOBVI \ \ PI H I I'O ISi
I Mrs. L au ra P u llen is at hom e '
ERY RETTER direct from
PEAS................... .
again a fte r an absence of some j
the country to you,
length in P o rtlan d .
sw eet and fresh, lb. ..
Mrs. E lsie G rim shaw cam e hom e j
2 f o r .............................
last Sunday. She has been in Yaki- I
Phone 2121
Tiny sifted U tah su g ar peas.
2 pounds.
ma picking ap p les on her fa th e r's
BEB P V( R HOT
PAG
WHITE AVI IITTIÄ
S A K K, can.
Gresham Locals
GROCERY BULLETIN
37c
Saturday-Monday Specials/
25c
32c
25c
£
55c
G ROC
ERIES
25c
DEL MONTE
COFFEE
55c
$1.05
25c
I
No Arguments Allowed
S3
$1.89
\
15c
39c
23c
25c
19c
11c
2
zoc
Toe
29c
23c
45C
5c
( 'll IPSO, m ake all
w ashing easier, ige pkg
22c
22c
I VITE. HOMI R E T C III'I
m ade from red ripe
tom atoes, larg e. ..
23c
Expert
Mechanic
$1.89
I.CM ItA M.AAON-
NAISE, '-s p in t..
NEW ORE. COMI! HONEY
full com b
usi vrrlvad#)
each .....................
22c
F resh F ru it a n d
V egetable F e a tu re s
Make your own selection at
l’iggly AVIggly.
I ABERWBOB’S SAHDIN! S.
p repared by new process In
high grad e oil
3 can s.
POTATOES
10 p o u n d s.....................
19c
SILVER
FLORIDA (.R A PE-
FRI IT, Just In, 2 for. .
19c
25c
RVIt PINEAPPLE,
S liced o r c ru s h e d . 111 11
M c F arland cran -
No. 1 tins. 2 cans.
it 1 it i> i I *. pound
25c
REB BI VMOAB (H IÑ E S E
NOODLES. 3 p k g s ..
at
PB.G IA WIGGIA FI 01 It, a
hard wheat blend,
49-pound s a c k .,
U P T O N ’S COFEE E in
vacuum , p o u n d ..........
40LL 1 TIME POP
(TIRA, 2 tana
Quinby’s
G arag e
Z m C
TA N K S
19c
C Al IF. SW EFT
POTATOES, 4 lbs. .
15c
S i l l RWOBB E VAI V
ONIONS.
10c
and is qualified and ca­
pable of handling any and
all kinds of work which
may come in.
Quinby’s shop is well
equipped with all neces­
sary repairing tools and
in addition to giving flat
rate prices they are very
reasonable and the work
is fullv
M EN!
Jackson F. Jon es
Anticipating your wants for Fall
and Winter we have in stock
many items that will protect you
from cold and rain.
A Symbol of Saving
and Thrift
Much attention has been given to instilling into
the minds of children in schools respect and rever­
ence tor the flag, and at nearly all schools over the
country, in the “Salute to the Flag”, the children
stand at attention, salute, and repeat the folloAvine !
pledge:
A big special in m en's heavy All Wool S h irts In med. £ ’> K
dark strip es. Reg. 14.50 grade, special a t ................
s: >.50
K haki Twill double elbows, arm y style sh irts.
Good weight. E a c h ............................................................
$3.50
Flauto lette P laid S hirts.
81.98
Look like wool.
Each
See our beautiful fine all rool Plaid Pendleton S hirts.
Each .............................
$5.95
Men's ex tra heavy all wool Blazers.
P rices 17.50. 16.50.........................
$5.75
’7 pledge allegiance to my flag, and to the Re­
public for which it stands; one nation, indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.”
It Is in te re s tin g to n o te th a t th e te r r ito r y over
w hich "O ld G lo ry " now floats is m o re th a n 3.700,000
s q u a re m iles; th a t th e people w ho c la im th e “ S ta rs
a n d S trip e s " a s th e ir flag n u m b e r o v e r 110,000,000.
Rain Test Jackets and Pants, black slickers,
rubber foot wear. in all lengths. Men’s Union Suits
in heavy cotton, cotton and wool, and all avoo ’..
No child can re p e a t th e pledge w ith s in c e rity w ith ­
out th in k in g of th e sacrifices of o u r fo re fa th e rs a n d
th e c a re fu l c o n se rv in g of p ro p e rty m an y tim es d u rin g
th e h isto ry of o u r flag. In o rd e r th a t th e flag m ay be
sa fe fo r a ll tim e, c h ild re n should h a v e c a re fu l t r a i n ­
in g in th e c o n s e rv a tio n of p ro p erty .
(sen t« for A. A. ( litter’« Work Shoe* and Root*.
30 STORES
SEPTIC
23 c
38c
»BAP, « bars
:
A
/Nr'
FIGGLY WIGGLY Week-End Features
69c
;
Metzger & Co.
PIGGLY W IG '
'H
39c
FLOUR
_____ 93c______
N ew berg Packing Co.
20c
•in O regon / ris tii ut ion
Guaranteed
Next I«» l l r o o n ’s M arket, G resh am
PIGGLY WIGGLY
.••■ \ir
' *r
Get the habit of leaving
our machine here to be
er\ iced and we will guar­
antee you will be satisfied
Rece ved todav, a lew more Ladies' Leatherette
Rain Coats and “Streak” Goloshes
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ T h e llou«e of Quality**
G R ESH A M . OREGON
PH O N E H I1
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A Hair J x i feet w ith jo in te d pole, h a llia rd * and.
b rac k e t troc* w ith each new d e p o sito r m ak in g a de-
po*it of #."» before D ecem ber 1*1. 1927.
FIRST STATE BANK
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A Strong Bank
GRKSIIAM. OREGON
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